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FOR THE COMMUNITY OF OF BISHOP O'DOWD HIGH SCHOOL VOICE THE DRAGONS THE MAY 2020 VOLUME 66 ISSUE 4 CROZIER PANDEMIC FORCES STATE & SCHOOL CLOSURES COVID 19 LEADS TO REMOTE LEARNING SENIOR pp. 8 - 11 EDITION WHERE & WHAT THE CLASS OF 2020 ESCAPE THE IS DOING NEXT PANDEMIC WITH Begins on p. 12 THESE FILM RECOMMENDATIONS pp. 6-7 DON'T LEAVE THE BAY COLUMNISTS DISCUSS THE WITHOUT DOING OUR IMPACTS OF THE VIRUS ON BUCKET LIST STUDENTS, THE NAVAJO p. 14 NATION, MENTAL HEALTH, THE SPORTS WORLD, & MORE COVER: Jack Ponting '20 and Maggie Lonergan '21 practice appropriate social distancing rules under state lockdown because of the COVID pandemic while taking a break from studies and going for a walk in Oakland. EXPRESSING THE VOICE OF THE DRAGONS SINCE 1954 of thecrozier bishop's is a authority.symbol OPINION A Farewell comesThe from ceremonial the shape staff of . THE CROZIER a shepherd's crook. HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF Welcome to the last edition of the 2020 Crozier May 2020 Volume 66, Issue 4 newspaper here at O’Dowd, but our first edition FOR THE NAVAJO NATION http://www.bishopodowd.org/campus-life/publications Joseph Sweeney '20 online! Because I am graduating, this will be the last Sonny, a Navajo Elder and storyteller, once told me, “Forget when you give, Editor-in-Chief Staff Writers Crozier I will work on! I was happy to end my years only remember when you take.” A key principle of the Navajo culture is generosity. It Olivia Yau-Weeks '20 & Photographers of Journalism at O'Dowd by putting together the is more than just civic responsibility or obligatory gift-giving on holidays, but arguably Aaron Anene '20 Senior Section! Seniors, make sure to check out our defines what it means to be Navajo. In fact, for many indigenous peoples, generosity is Campus Editor Zachary Badalamenti '21 collaborative graduation playlist on Spotify and our a way of life. When I was visiting Ireland with family a few summers ago, I came across a Grace Steinmetz '20 Alanis Brewer '21 Zoom conversation about siblings going to college statue commemorating a gift of $170 from the Choctaw Nation to the Irish people during Jermaine Brewer '21 together! I had a great time putting together the the Potato Famine, despite having just trekked a forced 600 miles to Oklahoma. I was Culture Editor Matthew Desler '21 Senior pages and interviewing different students recently reminded of this after reading about the immense number of donations coming Austin Ronzone '20 Tobias Hammond '23 about their future plans! from Ireland to the Navajo COVID Relief Fund, reciprocating the kindness shown to them Cameron Hawkins '20 by the Choctaw centuries earlier. Community Editor Fionn Kelly '21 I have enjoyed my time as Editor-In-Chief, but I am In a demonstration of this generosity, the Navajo Nation welcomed O’Dowd last Summer Andrew Hernon '20 Kylie Lau '20 happy to turn it over to Sylvie Richards '22! This is as part of a cultural exchange program. One of the participants, Chisomaga Nlemigbo '22 Jeren Navarro '21 the first newspaper Sylvie has worked on and she had this to say about the trip, illustrating the profound generosity of the Navajo people: Currents Editor Teralynn Nelson '21 has done such a great job so make sure to look at “After being able to connect with members of the Navajo Nation, I’ve seen how selfless Grace Porter '20 Sophia Pattison '20 her spreads about Politics and the CoronaVirus! they are when it comes to anything and the immense amount of care and respect they Natalie Peter '20 treat people (and all forms of life) with, regardless of background. They’ve welcomed me Sports Editor Annabella Pirrotta '20 The Journalism team is wishing everyone the best! and several other O’Dowd students with open arms into their community and have shown Cade Ronzone '20 Jack Ponting '20 We hope everyone is staying healthy and positive me what it means to truly be a caring and compassionate person in our modern world.” Sylvie Richards '22 through these rough times! As of May 9th, the Navajo Nation had the third-highest per-capita coronavirus Bishop O’Dowd Students visiting the Navajo Photography Editor Franciso Romero '20 infection rate in the entire United States. Relations between the U.S. government and Reservation in June of last year as part of the Jackson Knox '20 Thomas Samuel '20 Olivia Yau-Weeks '20 indigenous tribes have historically left a trail of broken promises. With a reservation the size Bioneers Intercultural Conversations Program. Brandon Sanford '21 Outgoing Editor-in-Chief of West Virginia, the Navajo Nation has only 5 full-time hospitals compared to West Virginia’s Advisor Stephanie Smith '21 65. It is the largest reservation in the U.S, and the Hopi Reservation is also within its borders. Roughly a third of the reservation does not Damian Barnes Joseph Smylie '20 have electricity, while nearly 40% of residents do not have running water seasonally. Despite all of this, last month, while the infection count mounted, the federal government attempted to include several corporations in the aid promised to tribal governments which is set aside under the CARES Act. This resulted in a lawsuit by several tribal Hello governments, including the Navajo Nation, against the U.S., until the aid was finally delivered after immense public pressure was put on the Hi I'm Sylvie Richards ('22) and I am so excited government. to be the Crozier's editor next year! I know both The promise of federal aid and initial stalling exemplifies the Mr. Barnes and I have exciting new ideas and are persistent failure to honor treaties and incorporate indigenous solutions open to any of yours, too. Email me with any article by the U.S. government and mainstream culture. From the Alcatraz ideas or questions, (my inbox is always open)! I Occupation to the Standing Rock protests, it is history repeating itself for want to make the Crozier a diverse outlet of voices indigenous people across the U.S. for anyone who is interested in contributing. I hope everyone has a great summer despite the So, how can you help? Well, the immediate thing you can do to help is a Who did we see on the KQED website? Though school closures and the COVID crisis circumstances and remember to stay safe/healthy. donation to the Navajo COVID Relief Fund, which can be accessed via the changed everything, students from schools around the region, including our very link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/official-navajo-nation-covid19-relief- own Dragons, wrote and recorded stories showing snapshots of teen life in today's See you next year! fund. However, if you can’t donate, you can share the fund on your social media, or family members to raise awareness. Although this only Bay Area. To hear these stories, click on this linked text or go to https://www.kqed.org/ addresses the immediate problem, even the smallest donation goes a long way towards saving real lives on the reservation. education/533846/youth-takeover-2020-bishop-odowd-high-school?fbclid=IwAR3SPLEtNipXuQjzY9nq Sylvie Richards '22 8KXaQuJ7jY_snzcrW7LXQgiW2xMYS3Oa-jwqUew Incoming Editor-in-Chief THE GENERAL ELECTION: BIDEN CAMPAIGN & IMPLICATIONS OF COVID-19 Sylvie Richards '22 POLITICS On April 16th, Bernie Sanders dropped out of the Democratic race, leaving Joe Biden as the presumptive 2020 General Election Democratic nominee. This leaves a lot of questions about his candidacy, including major policy ideas, a future running mate, and new straddles in the face of a global pandemic. Like any presidential candidate, Biden has a lot of ideas. One key component of his agenda is reforming the middle class. This includes ideas such as a new tax code, free (or far cheaper) college, fighting regional inequality, and working to help workers through policies such as an increased minimum wage. He also has plans for fighting against climate change and creating environmental reform. This includes components such as accomplishing 0 carbon UPCOMING DELIBERATIONS: emissions in the U.S. by 2050, fighting environmental racism specifically imposed by big corporations and polluters, and creating more environmental SUPREME COURT CASES TO reform policy. Biden specifically supports legislation framed in the Green New Deal. Additionally, Biden has many plans for gender equality and women’s rights. He supports equal pay, a woman’s right to abortion access, and combatting sexual and domestic violence against women. Biden has many more ideas, KEEP YOUR EYE ON including, but not limited to, immigration reform, disability rights, gun control, criminal justice reform, a better healthcare system, and LGBTQ+ rights. A huge question concerning the Biden candidacy is his choice for a running mate. On the 30th of April, Joe Biden formally began his search for vice Joseph Wolmark '23 president and announced his vetting committee. He has officially proclaimed that this VP will be a woman, and many predict a woman of color. Although she will most likely not be announced until July, many people have speculations, such as Senator Kamala Harris [D-CA], Senator Elizabeth Warren [D-MA], Stacey Although the nine judges have switched to Abrams, or Senator Amy Klobuchar [D-MN]. Vice presidential nominees are crucial for a good campaign and hearing arguments over the phone, the United States future running of a government, so Biden and his team are fairly taking their time with the choice. Supreme Court will be hearing and deciding some of However, under the clear implications of COVID-19, both Biden and Trump must change the framework of the most influential and controversial cases in the nation their campaigns.
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